TEACHING PHYSICS: Experiments in modern physics for the general public

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Jul 2000

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Physics Education, Volume 35, Issue 4, pp. 256-262 (2000).

Physics

Physics Education

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Experiments in modern physics interest and fascinate many people. In order to make such experiments available to them, the Stockholm Science Laboratory - normally dedicated to teachers and students - was opened to the general public on 15 occasions in Autumn 1999. AÂ total of nine different themes, mainly in modern physics and astronomy but also in the physics of sound, colour and light, were presented. Each laboratory session lasted for approximately three hours, and was almost always fully booked.

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